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About This Quiz
If you’re prone to bad breath, you can probably see the signs. You might have dry mouth that makes you run for the nearest water bottle. Or maybe, your friends back away when you start talking to them at a close range. There are many causes of bad breath, from a severe medical condition, or just being lazy with your dental hygiene.
Do you have bad breath? You can ask others, but they’ll most likely be polite and lie. There’s only one real way to judge. If you can’t tell by yourself, and if you can’t ask your dentist right now, maybe this quiz will help you out. Discover, once and for all, how bad your breath is!
How Bad Is Your Breath?
Bad breath can be caused by a lot of things like bacteria, food particles left behind in the mouth, and eating certain foods that just smell bad! If your breath smells, it can cause a lot of issues in your life from personal relationships to professional goals. Once you find the cause of bad breath, you can make a plan to treat it. The American Dental Association recommends things like chewing sugar-free gum, making sure to brush and floss daily, and using a good fluoride toothpaste to protect against gum disease. With the right tools and help from a dentist, you can get your teeth healthy and your breath smelling fresh in no time.